Leisure travelers increasingly prefer to book hotel online when considering the convenience and cost/
time saving. This research examines the direct and mediating effects of brand image, perceived price,
trust, perceived value on consumers' booking intentions and compares the gender differences in online
hotel booking. The outcomes confirm most of the direct and indirect path effects and are consistent with
findings from previous studies. Consumers in Taiwan tend to believe the hotel price is affordable, the
hotel brand is attractive, the hotel is trustworthy, the hotel will offer good value for the price and the
likelihood of their booking intentions is high. Brand image, perceived price, and perceived value are the
three critical determinants directly influencing purchase intentions. However, the impact of trust on
purchase intentions is not significant. The differences between males and females on purchase intentions
are not significant as well. Managerial implications of these results are discussed.